Fearne Cotton fans, listen up – we have some very exciting news! The stylish TV presenter has announced that she is giving away a denim jacket by Denim and Bone, replicating her own wardrobe staple. The custom-made design features a beautiful illustration of a bird and two roses at the back, and is emblazoned with the worlds Happy Place – which is the name of Fearne's popular podcast. What's more, there are only two of these jackets to have been made – and one of them belongs to Fearne. Taking to Instagram, the mother-of-two explained that to be within a chance of winning the jacket, fans are required to share a photo or video of someone in their life that makes them happy, as well as explaining the reasons why. Fearne went on to reveal that she would be selecting the winner herself.
Fearne Cotton's denim jacket could be yours!
It sounds like there is going to be a lot of applicants for the star to get through too, with enthusiastic fans taking to the comments section to admire the jacket. Fearne's Celebrity Juice co-host Keith Lemon was also quick to compliment the design, resulting in designer Denim and Bone to reply: "I'll create something extra special for you! XX."
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It has been an exciting week for Fearne, whose book Happy was nominated in the Lifestyle category of the 2018 British Book Awards. And although she didn't win on the night, she certainly scored high in the style stakes, wearing a stunning silver dress by Needle and Thread. The Zelda midi dress, which retails online for £350, features an off-the-shoulder cut, playful neck ribbon, tonnes of ruffles and delicate embroidery, and perfectly suits Fearne's feminine yet quirky style.
Fearne is renowned for her quirky fashion sense
And it isn’t just womenswear that Fearne has a flare for. Last year, she launched her own childrenswear collection for Boots Mini Club. Fearne said of her collaboration at the time: "It’s a dream to be able to combine two of my favourite things; fashion, and my kids. I’m a real perfectionist and the team at mini club are the same, so we’ve really pushed ourselves to create cool but wearable clothes that are affordable for parents too."
